Perhaps I am doing something wrong, but I am calling
cURLpp::Easy::getCurlHandle().setException(NULL) after I catch an
exception from cURLpp::Easy::perform() to delete and reset the
exception before handling the caught exception.
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cURLpp::Easy request;
try {
try {
request.perform();
}
catch (...) {
request.getCurlHandle().setException(NULL);
throw;
}
}
catch (const cURLpp::RuntimeError &) {
// handle exception
}
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Is there a reason why the handle does not do this for me?
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